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National Trust Box Hill

We are an open SSSI and SAC site featuring chalk downland, ancient Yew and Box woodland, and a wide host of rare plant and wildlife located on the North Downs in Surrey, south of central London. Traditionally Box Hill has been a recreational spot for City dwellers, and as a site, it is still reflecting and growing from the recent 2012 Olympics Cycling Event as seen in our continually diverse visitor demographic. Steeped in history, and with a variation of trails for both adults and children, the beautiful flaura and fauna of Box Hill will inspire both the casual stroller and keen ecologist alike. We are an open site with busy accessible services and well-trodden walks, but exploring Box Hill will perpetually reveal special places to connect and re-connect one with nature.

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Facilities

  • Coach parking
  • Covered space
  • Disabled toilets
  • Hand washing facilities
  • Toilets
  • Wheelchair access

Cafe' and Servery, Natural Play Trail and Learning Zone for youngsters, various additional trails for general public. Facilitated school trips during term time, talks available, events during Easter, May and October Half Term as a minimum - see website for further details.

Pricing

School visits are £6 per head as of September 2015, please ring ahead for details on our courses and on the day logistics - we are flexible and will attempt to cater for all/ individual requests if possible. Parking for the general public not on facilitated school trips is £4 for an entire day, coaches merit a suggested donation of £12 per day. No entry fees.

What we can offer

  • Pre-visit information available
  • Provision of materials/equipment/livestock
  • Risk assessment
  • Self-guided activities
  • Set programmes
  • Tailored programmes
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